My problem is that I need to use cyrillic built-in font with a
microwindows application that use the win32 API.
After I have converted the font from .ttf to .c (otf2bdf, convbdf) I
have a very long array with a lot of symbols (2^16?).
So, when I start my applications, I'm not read the right symbols (my
application read a UTF-8 coded file and show them in a text field).
Why? How can I do for get the right symbols?
I'm not understand where is the mistake, the ttf font work well.
I thought to resolve the problem (dirty way, I know :/ ) by forcing
UTF-8 encoding in GdCreateFont function but this solution doesn't work.
Thank you.
Regards,
Cristian
Greg Haerr ha scritto:
: I have read devfont.c source and I have seen PMWFONTPROCS struct have
: "encoding" member: if I set it to MWTF_UTF8 in GdCreateFont function
: when the built-in font is loaded, can be the right way?
The encoding member in the built-in MWFONTPROCS struct
must be something that lets nano-X know that the font is
larger than 256 characters. I usually use MWTF_UC16 in
the struct, and then specify the text encoding passed to GrText
as whatever your application is using. Nano-X will convert
between the formats. The UC16 allows 16-bit access to
the font glyphs.
I don't understand your statement about GdCreateFont.
Regards,
Greg
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